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>> welcome to the whole story. i'm anderson cooper. there are five weeks left until the election and the race remains extremely tight, especially in the critical swing states winning some of these states could come down to one key demographic, the latino vote. latinos are the second largest and fastest-growing group of voters in the united states. the majority of them have historically voted for democrats, but a growing number of latinos have become republicans. and many now support former president donald trump cnn political contributor, and navarro is a republican who's now supporting vice president harris in this race. and recently spoke at the democratic national convention. she's been one of trump's harshest and most outspoken what can critics, and in the next hour, she travels across the us to see for herself while trump appeals to latino voters, in which issues matter the most to them in this election

much chatter we keep hearing about the latino vote, this mythical latino vote?

rico madonna, how do you describe it a puerto rican latino create a call yourselves with tina. >> i say latino doesn't run himself team and i like it chicano mexican care for my lane. >> i'm cuban into the mariachis, come out nael's miami coming come into chat as house where she sporadically lets me live my more tighter than anything

houses from 1923 it's called the old spanish, which is a very typical architecture. >> hearing old miami place where there is a little abandoned there's a little managua, the capital of nicaragua there's dora swelling there's little haiti there's so many factors that go into defining each latino for whom they are and who they are going to vote for. thanks. cnn projects, donald trump will carry the state of florida with its 29 electoral you see how well i'm doing with the hispanic they go we have a 96% approval rating with cuban americans night 96 not under estimate the job and the work that republicans have done with latinos that trump

has done with cuban american i can send in south florida in particular, he's been very good micro targeting certain pockets and certainly one of them was where we're standing right now miami-dade county i don't like trump, but i recognize that he worked hard. >> he getting this community i see all these giants, cubans for trump, cuban. i think they felt like a favorite class at pay off the payoff very much of a melting pot we have a lot of communities that have developed around different ways of immigration very refugees led off to the coast guard buildings. the original exiles, where the cubans they came in 1959. >> and through the 60s, that original wave of cubans who fled castro, who fled communism when i think of trump, he

reminds me of a lot of things that i've seen in some of the strike among men in latin america that we all fled from the attacks on the free press look at all the fake news the wanting to tear up the constitution and stay in power there's something about the strong man that appeals to our idiosyncrasy in some ways. >> and it's what we grew up with. men don't cry, men don't show softness, don't show compassion, don't show emotion. that's kind of ingrained into latins from the moment we're born. and i think they see that toughness and bravado and they equated to leadership in trump very vulnerable about being on camera without hair and makeup have you asked me what am i who am i? i would tell you i'm a hyphenated american i'm lucky rawan, american. i feel very

latina. i feel very nicaragua i want i feel very much a miami girl. i've been raised here since i was 1980, which was a year of a lot of turmoil and action in miami because it was the same year as the marielle boatlift it was the year when a bunch of look around once, like me, were fleeing the sandinistas it was a year were a lot of central americans were fleeing because there was civil wars and then nicaragua conflict bled into el salvador, honduras. gotta rigger, there were a lot of problems in venezuela in panama my parents tried to protect me as much as they could from what was happening outside or they were trying to still give me the life of a normal little girl was a bunch of immigrants coming into the u.s. and at that time, a lot of them are settling in miami we fled i

ronald reagan do solemnly swear and that coincided 1980 was also the year when ronald reagan got elected president of the united states year was this good looking eloquent cow boy ronald reagan? defending the freedom fighters and standing up against communism while they preach the supremacy of the state they are the focus of evil in the modern world not only was he standing up against communism that fled but he also was the guy responsible for giving me us residency and citizenship immigration reform and control act of 1986. of course, i was a ronald reagan republican there's little corner is like the altar to the now defunct republican party. >> i've been a republican all my life. i worked on republican campaigns. that was john mccain's national hispanic chair. i supported jeb bush so

what am i? >> i'm a woman. >> i'm a latina i'm nicaraguan-american. i'm a miamian an activist i'm also fully american. some people may not like it. some people may not agree and now, because i'm anti-trump, all of those people who were part of my social circle, political circle, call me a communist and call me a socialist, me who fled communism. i get called the communist would you call yourself a never trumper? no, i never refer to myself as i never trumper because i'm i just don't want to be defined by this guy i call myself a disgruntled republican at this point. i think i'm kind of like a woman without a party in my family. there's division, there's people who are very supportive of trump we have to learn to coexist. we have got to learn to coexist. doesn't mean that i will ever agree but

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good assay ahead of majdal. >> been either gupta word thing. >> and get me out of this truck. nobody told me there'll be exercised so good to see you where are we? >> we are near the little city called harlingen and this is a really massive area, kind of a quiet place, right? but because of immigration in the last ten years this place has really been put on the map so what brings you here today? >> this has been a very, very strong democratic area for the state but in recent years, we've actually seen republicans making inroads down here specific or do you think it's the republican party? that's a hard question to answer. i think donald trump and the

republican party probably combined hibernating. we interviewed a gentleman named roberto escobar, who's farmer. he lives in a little community near roma, texas. let's go bodies his family is from that area for century and. >> as roberto vocal about his politics he's been vocal for awhile the bush family turned him into a republican years ago. he describes himself as a hispanic american but he doesn't have that identity that you and i kind of really speaks to how difficult it is to kind of pinpoint the latino vote and the. latino identity does this view get old for, you know, it's a beautiful view in it it never gets old right now. >> it's very quiet, calm it almost looks nice but at night, displaced comes alive and you

don't want to be here my grandmother's house is abandoned now, but i grew up in there with my grandma what kinds of problems have you had with smugglers here on the property? one evening, i was coming from the field driving a tractor and i could see one window was leader so i knew that there was legals so when that happens, does it bother you? >> to be like anybody walking into your house and stealing something from you i feel yes, to some degree, invaded the way donald trump talks about it. yeah. you've got rapists and killers and people straight out of an insane asylum passing through your property, but the way you describe it, i don't really feel like you get that sense. >> no, because those people don't stop here never has anyone of them the migrants knocked on my door to tell me. can i have a glass of water or

can you please give me 20 bucks no one has ever bother me we're here talking, you're going to hear the roar very cold here in a couple of seconds. >> i think we're about to see. my guess it's either a dps airboat or it's the border patrol airboat sight every day. >> oh, yes. to three times a day. >> it's just part of the scenery down here yeah. so it's interesting though, because i describe it as ground zero for the immigration issue, right here. we're at the border and you say that for some of these people, like rupert that's not the driving issue. >> this is a farmer who lives on the border migrants pass his house weekly. he's had run-ins with cartel members carrying ar

15s on his property and i think at the end of the day, what drives him the most is economics you think democrats or republicans, or listening enough to latino voters, that's a good question. >> you know i think the democrats are doing a better job of getting to securing the latino vote. >> interesting what are you doing with, my tax money? i'm not eating properly in my home because i'm giving all this money to you. what in the world are you doing with my bugs makes me angry that this quandary, so much of it both sides. >> so was it local democratic politics that turned you off or was it national, more than, more than anything, local democratic policies but i'm going to vote for trump this time around is there such a thing as i latino vote writ large not at all. down here. you're going to find latinos

who work in the oil field our hunters so there more open to gun-rights. so to paint everybody with a broad brush is impossible. and probably like dereliction of duty if you're involved in politics. >> so later today, we're going to go meet with pastor luis coded more of the living is the pastor of an evangelical christian church how much those religion and politics intersect here you just kind of watch the changing dynamics of the religious culture here along the border. and protestants have made big inroads into what is generally been kind of a catholic area and i think that's a huge, huge deal thank you for welcoming us to your church much i didn't

realize we have this in common. you were born in our correct. >> my father was involved with president some also in a 70s. and when they over to the government, we fled hurts america tell me about the remnant alliance so the remnant alliance is a team of organizations around the country and they have come together to work with pastors and to help them get engage against culture. see you want the church activated in politics, in culture, cultural issues and folks exactly where the generals of the faith, whether generals in the governors and the leaders of our community we have a similar story of coming here. you are republican your entire life. i am too. >> but you are very pro trump. i'm not. so tell me, what am i missing i don't want to say how pro-trump as a christian, i vote for him because he's the only one that aligns with my biblical values and morals was

the guy us support for president had children with three wives you're talking about his past. >> does the fact that he's a convicted felon now matter at all to you? how do you align that with your biblical values is not perfect. >> but that was his past. we all have a past. >> do you have parishioners who disagree with you politically? >> i probably do, but they don't tell me voice. i'm not a republican. i'm a man of god. i'm a christian. i'm an ambassador you have christ, but you do work in politics in a certain way because you have no issue using your puppet to get your parishioners to lead to vote while we are waiting for elections, got his way for his alleged this country is founded on the separation of church and state. do you think that's wrong no, no, no. >> as a church as an entity, we have every right to tell any political figure, any business owner if they're living wrong,

that's our job. that's my job. >> so you're not calling from the public for for trump no, but i mean, i i would say i have no shame butter. >> i mean, i would tell people yes, vote for trump passes. we need to get out the vote hey, guess what happened she won because of a church and what i did two years ago and when i help might've florida's when that special election so might a florida republican, a congresswoman who won a seat that had been held for over 100 years? yes. >> by a democrat than you were instrumental in passing and i got the honor to baptize her what are you looking for in this election? oh, i'm looking for the church to rise up like

never before. i'm looking for not a red wave. i'm looking for a wholly wave i'm looking for our rights as wave. why is the church silent today? why i've free speech and so as a church, we have a voice to people come here. they want answers. i don't want chris's not to vote. and then when they do vote, they will vote the wrong way to go. guys know we've got to vote according to the word of god. we don't need to make america great. again, we need to make america godly again where a little bit older than 60 days out. >> what do you guys hearing? hey in south florida in miami to 30 years. >> i've been saying publicly what people say and turns out i have enough money. i could just shut up back to you his car saturday at seven on cnn

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than how it's different. i think the chances people wanting to be president, wanting to have an action, like every week and it's they work in a canvas was knocking on doors you all were hosting i debate watch party for the trump biden debate. how got go? >> it was heartbreaking i think everybody was shocked we were having a debate watch party with luis miranda and latino activists in new york, new jersey area. >> it was pretty devastating to three-and-a-half. >> he's were living in hell we have palestinians that we have everybody else so what do you guys think? >> first impression, i think it was a train wreck. >> i really do. >> i think the next poll is going to have trauma ahead. >> i think we lost voters i think we'd like turned off people from the process quickly did you go from team

biden? >> team kamala the minute he announced he was going out, i thought the only person that could step in was kamala harris do you think it's mistake to write off the cuban vote, to write off florida, i think with cubans absolutely. they haven't made up their minds yet. >> in my view, it's been decades of work and ground laying by the republican party blinking democrats to communists and socialists. and i don't feel that democrats have done anything to combat that narrative. and it stuck comrade kamala harris, year yeah fired. we have a history of dictators. so when you have a guide come out and say, i'm going to take care of everything humans are like i recognize that that makes sense. he's going to take care of everything. we've heard of before. and the movie is horrible. can we change the

script? >> will be i think the same i think he's incredibly dangerous to our community. he's become the most influential political voice amongst the cuban american community in south florida. >> i would say the new york cuban american community, yes oh, no. he's running for mayor of miami-dade. >> i don't think he has a chance i will offer the border a harder line against both wall in polls. that are socialists, communists, agenda on our people he's on youtube. he has a fan base got me like he grabs at the low-hanging fruit and everybody thinks is a genius there is a community that feels very connected to his message within spanish language media someone is willfully misinforming for the purpose of entertainment i mean, i get the joke. i just don't think it's funny we're going to show us your story how

long have you been doing the show? >> i said what well, he's been doing it from that chair for eight years. >> the only me programmer, my shows and anti communists show reporting on communists infiltration in the u.s and it took like i came, i am you think in miami-dade where we live, there are any communist elected leaders. you're not going to, i don't think there are communist elected leaders, but i do think there is a communist infiltration. thousand, it took >> there are communist at the federal level? i can monitor yogurt. >> okay. >> i think that is a dangerous tendency to the left were not every democrat is no. no, no, of course not how they yacht when as a politician you defend the welfare of communist you're sympathies with them come to or you feel about the people that say i mean on this misinformed misinformed joker, you think

that is a way of attacking what they cannot silence, but they cannot overcome. >> so but i am political incorrect say what everyone wants to hear here are a plot like i don't need you to leave here loving posting ai generated images of kamala looking a little bit like chegg ivana calling her comrade kamala. is that sticking at all? >> it's announced again, you're not seeing any traction, you're not seeing any momentum tell me how that argument because this has been such a step away from a very tired playbook. we're talking about the economy of climate housing, gun reform immigration. and i think the energy he has shifted in june, it was joe biden has a latino problem. now, i keep hearing about a latino reset is that accurate? is that what you're hearing? and is that playing out in miami on the issues that i think we're persuadable

the idea? >> that they're going to come in and say, you're latino from the identity perspective and get our vote not going to happen. >> if i were to say, what is the campaign doing wrong, i understand that there's a very narrow path to victory you have to hit those swing states repeatedly. i get it. >> you have an army of people here that are doing the work for you, come once and let them know i'm with you democrats have to be aware of the fact that we're here and that were gettable campaigns? he to do on the ground to get this vote out, expand expand to a little more foot work of the week and ask questions like, what does a comedy show

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to speak with a multi-generatio nal mexican american family at two months away from the election. these conversations can be fraught with tension so let's go talk to them and see what they have to say. >> one of emilia me? >> little bit about yourselves and 78 i entered illegally through the desert, through the hills. it took them all anytime. and how did you come to this country comatose. when you most, like everyone else, we came through the heels. so it's one day, but it felt like an eternity we were about to lose our lives, become also comes. >> how did you become an american citizen i fix my situation during the amnesty and 88 yes. >> i'm an american citizen it's the first time i'll vote iota.

>> have you decided who you're going to vote for? you know what? >> i would vote for kamala em an oil kamala as well. >> why? >> more so just set of security. i don't agree with all the policies, so i just seeing how interested is towards the migrant workers hearing the experiences for my parents saying how retreated simply for being a spinal latinos. it's made me become an adult before i could even recognize what an indoor even is it your face discrimination? >> were you bullied at school? >> i remember when trump was running for presidency in 2016, and it was probably the worst appearance that i've had in the school system being called slurs being separated from other students. >> do you connect trump running for office in 2016 and becoming precedent to being called slurs at school. >> the bigotry that was pushed during his candidacy in 2016 thank before became president definitely fuel it. i think it was going to happen with or

without trump. he just amplified that voice for those who didn't feel like it could have voice that hatred at first when people were throwing slurs your way and you are being separated, you didn't tell your parents know why because i had seen it happen so many times to my peers at that point we're just quick to lose hope that was called a dirty and i'm not sure if i could even say here because just hurts being called a dirty work back supposed to react? >> coordinates an adult telling you this they have so much hatred and bigotry so it really hurt. >> that was just in tears i'm sorry know, when i didn't really know about that i didn't know about this either. >> and if you don't know if i had known i would not stay silent. i'm sure of that i'm a mama bear when it comes to my children.

>> how how has it shaped you? >> it really opened up my eyes towards different perspectives and over the years afterwards, i've began getting more involved in understanding the political climate, in understanding what that means for me dalton, which is the dominantly latinos who serving institution. and you lead an organization? yes. >> the latin american student organization. now, what is our first mission to empower and develop latino man and woman student based multicultural organization, where we aim to just enrich our students as a hole through cultural enrichment cultural education how are you going to feel the day you see your son receive his diploma speechless because of all the

efforts he's made to make me cry too. >> would you ever run for office? >> i want to i save myself the white house as president at the oval office, emmanuel, i want to be alive and vote for you when you become the first latino precedent know that's my goal though september. >> i'm in bethlehem, a city about 60 miles north of philly you're in pennsylvania. kamala harris as polling higher with latinos, but the state at large is up for grabs. i'm about to meet with members of a puerto rican social clubs started i steelworkers. >> i want to talk to these folks about how they're feeling as we are inching closer to the elections. >> so let's go and see what these puerto rican us have

undermined i want. >> to hear about this social club. >> my father was one of the founders here it's late 1950s, a clubfoot built. so those that didn't have a place to go would come in here with families i don't think people realize the role of the latino vote in pennsylvania it's the third largest puerto rican community in the united states after new york and florida let's talk. politics. >> we laughed because we normally have board meetings and we come here to discuss everything about the club. we end up having political fight. since there was no probably not political our bags here, there's not that many places where people can be having healthy discussions. we need more of that in this country, but okay. now, cough it up who's voting? people who i'm voting for? >> the one that's right to me which is the first female president. >> i'm republican would a question mark? i honor my veteran. now die for my

veterans. when i hear someone degrading us calling us to pit it hurts he had done some good things. but when he opens his mouth, all that good goes to waste we don't have to make america great again america always. been great. >> do you feel do you feel added pressure because you know that you are in a swing state that is key to winning this election. >> we have to all get out there and vote and make sure that when we push that blue button, how the democrats win the election this year, as long as my family's is wealth is happy and then joined live freely a bit takes me to stay blue. >> i'll stay blue. >> so as is the first time this is my first time democrats, yes. >> a lot of people think donald trump appeals to who latino men because of the machismo. >> we have a strong character,

but that machito, stuff that's what the old school the new generation when i liked that what are the campaigns need to do on the ground to get this vote out? >> it would be nice if they would knock on the door to a little more footwork did you start campaigning on horseback yeah, almost three years ago. i politics is over. tim walz and j.d. vance in their first and only face face-to-face debate, and cnn has covered with the best political team in the business cnn special event, the vice presidential debate tuesday at nine on cnn your yard is your sanctuary where you should feel free was talking about the doug's.

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>> and i will work to pass the first ever federal ban on price gouging on food. more than 100 million americans we'll get a tax cut. we will end america's housing shortage by building 3 million new homes and rentals that are affordable the middle class together, we will build an economy where everyone can compete and have a real chance to succeed now is the time to chart a new way forward. i'm pamela harris and i approve this message is it possible to be more capable and more practical? make gusty making it sound and coming as well as what lies ahead. >> how do we get there

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the company people that are part of the question community growing up, a local council member didn't exist. >> that wasn't a thing for us. we didn't have a lot of representation i'm trying to ride regularly i think the beauty of this community is that many people moved here from other places so they can have this lifestyle and hear about where we are. >> this is meena loma the neighborhood in the city of group of valley. it's one of the youngest cities in california being incorporated for about 13 years. >> the city is about 120,000 people my district is around 25,000. >> terms of latinos were over 70% so how did you get into

politics? >> i've always worked around immigrant rights. and other policy and reform movements here in media law mine hurricane valley, i saw need. and so i was elected to represent our ranchers oh, look, attorney here let's hold hold here when did you start campaigning on horseback? almost three years ago. >> your politics. do you feel that you're on the radar screen of statewide candidates? and national candidates the reality is, athena is here, feel that we've been failed by both parts. >> we've had attacks on one end and failed promises on the other. i was part of the group of people that was completely disengaged from biden he has almost as many deportations as trump did during his administration in terms of policy, we didn't see enough. so i think that's where they're losing latinos what do

you want to hear? >> what you want to hear from candidates go from claude harris. >> i want to hear a vision. i want to hear proposal for the latino community. i'm a democrat, but when we talk about democrats historically, there's been really a fight to see who's and immigration fixing the border is tough. >> so it was kamala harris need to hear how she's going to address the family immigration backlog. >> we need a humane approach to immigration i'm not planning to vote for donald trump. i never have however, what i hear is really a disengagement from the democrats. the lack of true gauge moment with latinos, with latino man, with families explain this phenomenon with latino men finding donald trump appealing some of the appeal is about machismo i think that's false there's consistent effort to cast latinos as

racist as anti-immigrant. >> and as massage. and i think that's a false equivalency latino men are trying to lead right there, trying to protect and provide medical. >> this man who came to the u.s. illegally as a teen crossing the border about that for donald trump, he told me this was going to be the first time he vote was for and he said he's voting for trump because he thinks there needs to be control the border because he wanted a change the vice president always works on the same path. >> i think that if she remains in office, we're going to stay on the same path in which they have set us on currently if you could talk to donald trump, if you could talk to kamala harris, what would you say to them? >> how are we going to ensure that latino families build wealth over the next generation? how are we going to ensure that latino owned businesses are thriving have

you decided who you're voting for i haven't i think this is a major opportunity to pivot into a new direction wanted to be around the body. okay. >> you're a little better ito can so right now, we're able majority latino neighborhood, mainly mcconnell's, but you also gotta center of any kind knows and just latin americans all over how proud are you of your identity is who i am. i'm a proud. she can okay. i was raised by the battlefield here what i love and boyle heights when we started playing at his van and coming up his i love always open its doors young organizers, activists movement heads in the east side

trying to change the world i'm from southeast helene so i'm a very project gonna have my bachelor's in social work, my master's and clinical social work. >> and we also start playing music together actually combination of music from oliver like america how do you guys turn the social work the community activism, into? >> we'll second was to space we had a big vision for creating world where many worlds exist 90s so it felt dangerous to be who i was. >> i'm a daughter of immigrants who weren't documented for a really long time thought parents were documented every time i see a whole about latino priorities immigration is not one of them for us immigration is a big deal. and have you ever felt otherwise?

>> oh, yeah growing up, i didn't want to speak spanish. >> i remember when i was a kid, they told me if you speak spanish, you can go with the dunk kids. >> a lot of surviving in this country and then not being noticed what do you want to see the candidates discuss? >> i'll be honest. i was really hopeless a few months ago. we really cared about immigration reform. but we also really care about women being able to have the right to choose and mental health services are you feeling hopeful now? i'm feeling hopeful. i'm excited to finally have somebody that looks like that may listen and to us tonight can says it's not a swing state, though there are some seats up for grabs. we are here because the head of one of those usa, the largest hispanic advocacy organization in the country has invited us to join

her family in watching tonight's debate his plan. >> yet to do what he has done before as latinos watching what did they say that struck you particularly poignantly, i just thought trump constantly focusing on immigration, fearmongering against immigrants and immigration. we have millions of people pouring into our country from prisons and jails from mental institutions and insane asylums thank coming in at it. >> thank you i think it's going to be a turnoff to a lot of latino voters are there any issues that they are missing talking about that would appeal more to latinos education. education. yeah. they always miss it to, you know, i think you are the first people i have visited width of across the country who bring up education demographically latinos or younger. we are graduating more latinos in the colleges now, more than ever.

>> is there anything that campaigns aren't doing that should be done? >> yes. when it comes to latino voters, are most recently those us poll showed that 55% of eligible latino voters still had not been reached out to by candidates or campaigns that's just wrong. and it's a huge missed opportunity. >> is there still something called the latino vote? >> i believe there is still a latino culture within america that when you talk about family, it's about an extended family, not a nuclear family. so wow a lot of us have been more americanized there are still very important ties. i think that is how i define latino vote difficult we've got a cdo in cuban coffee. i don't drink coffee anywhere outside of miami i think one of the biggest mistakes people can make the say, we are 100 block,

that does brute thing we are who we are plus our experiences and our circumstance what has come across loud and clear that it gives documentary is that nobody should paint the latino vote in america with one wide brush but at the same time, like i'm taking the traumas of my family he's and the generation is behind me. >> it's my duty to be loud about what i think we deserve i lost. [applause]